Berliner Goulash Recipe
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Ingredients: 2-3 pounds of quality beef 2 lg onions, 2-3 rashers of bacon (optional) 3-4 garlic cloves 1 box beef broth 1pk brown button mushrooms 1/2 tbs thyme fresh, pinch of dry rosemary 1-2 small tomatoes 1/2 to 1 cup red wine 1 tbs celery salt (close to the German herbsalt) 1 tsp black pepper maybe old bay spice later More broth or water if needed Flour to roll the beef cubes in.
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Directions:-Cut beef in bite size cubes -Cut onion& bacon small and they will disappear -Crush or slice garlic cloves -Quarter mushrooms and tomatoes -Measure red wine (use the wine you will drink) -Measure thyme & rosemary
Fry bacon til crisp, add onion & garlic add mushrooms and tomatoes last. Take large pot of the stove and set aside.
Heat a large and deep frying pan. Roll all beef cubes in flour and fry until brown.
Put on a plate while frying the rest of the meat. Only one layer of meat at a time. After the last batch is browned, add the meat to the onion/bacon/mushroom base, in the lg pot. Toss all ingredients for a couple of minutes on medium heat, then add the red wine.
Gently scrape all the bottom bits from the pot to join the meat. Pour some beef broth into the frying pan and loosen the beef/flour to add to the large pot. Fill the pot up to the 3/4 with beef broth, Now add the thyme & rosemary. Simmer at 350 covered in the oven for 1-2 hours. Check the tenderness of the meat and adjust the seasoning.
Serve with steamed vegetables and potatoes or the noodle of your choice (we like red cabbage with it) |
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Notes: We love to have lots of Goulash, to warm up. Keeps well in the freezer.
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